8 schoolgirls hospitalised after unknown men throw chemical-laced Holi colours

Eight schoolgirls in Lakshmeshwar town in Karnataka’s Gadag district, were hospitalised after a gang of unidentified miscreants threw chemical-laced colours on them while celebrating Holi. Following the attack, the victims, who were waiting at a bus stand, developed chest pain and breathlessness.

The group of men arrived on motorcycles, stopped near the bus stand, and started throwing colours at the students. The attackers specifically targeted the eight girls, pouring chemical-laced colours on them before fleeing the scene.

The girls were immediately hospitalised after they developed sudden health complications. They have been experiencing breathlessness and severe chest pain.

Police have launched a manhunt for the accused and have formed special teams to track them down. Senior police officers, who visited the hospital, assured families that strict action would be taken against the perpetrators.

Initial forensic investigations revealed that the chemical-laced colours contained a dangerous mixture of cow dung, eggs, phenol, and synthetic dyes. The victims unknowingly inhaled and ingested small amounts of the substance, which triggered breathing difficulties and severe reactions.


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